St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
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a. NJ. Doherty will sell at auction on the
grounds, fifteen valuable lots occupied
by the ice palace, on Cedar street,
corner of Summit avenue east. The lots
have frontage on Cedar street of 25x1l2 to
a siXteen-foot alley. This part OF the city is
rapidly filling up with the best class of people
and residences and is very desirable as resi-
dence property. 1t is convenient to business,
and its surroundings and convenience to bust
ness renders it unusually advantageous. The
sale is to be absolute. The sale is to be
made on the ground Saturday, April
so. Mr.. Doherty will also sell at auc-
ton, on the premises, on the corner of
Jackson and Pearl streets, Wednesday,
April q, at p. m. the entire block of twen-
three lots bounded by Jackson. Temperance,
Pearl and Thirteenth streets. except the
southerly eighteen feet. This, we believe is
the largest piece of inside business property
now on the market.
The Minneapolis, Sault Ste. Marie s. Allan
tic have large force of men now at work
grading the road on the shore of Bald Eagle
lake. Dr. Cogin, of Minneapolis, expects to
commence work at once on his new hotel at
this place. The lack of railroad facilities and
of Recommendations at the lake have kept this
place back as q summer resort, but now that
both of these difficulties are to be overcome,
it is probable that Bald Eagle will catch a
little of thelboom spirit this summer
Yesterday A. NJ. Doherty, the real estate
auctioneer sold twenty-six lots in Dawson's
addition to West St. Paul for 1885 The
storm of Friday and the cold weather that
followed interfered, or the sale would probably
have been much larger. The principal pur-
chssers were Paul Martin, Cullen g. Houlton,
Davidson, Bayard j. Co., Bruce Owens and
R. T. O'Connor. The lots averaged from
$3.50 to So, 900.
There is very decided demand for prop
erty in the Summit Park addition, and so all
along across to the north of that point to
Selpy and Dayton avenues. The newly in
creased demand is attributed to the conf
denee people have in the report that the
cable line is to be built Immediately.
Auction sales seem to be becoming very
popular way of disposng Of property
Messrs. Cochran & Walsh will sell Tuesday
next several lots in Central Park addition,
The property has frontage OF ffty-one feet
on the west side of Robert street and runs to
twenty-foot alley in the rear.
Bacon s. Coleman, 10 lots on University av-
enue, between Dale and Victoria streets, for
$4,000; lots on Van Buren,, near Grotto for
81, 800; a lot on Selby avenue to o. L. Taylor
for $4,000: lots on Grand avenue, near
rotto street, for $4,000.
Oliver s. Murphy sold two lots in Rogers
addition, on Hague avenue, for $4,000; two
lots in Anna E. Ramsey's addition, on DAYTON
avenue, for $4,000, and another lot in the
same addition, on Hague avenue, for $3.50.
Bushnell & Bushnell have sold ten acres on
Smelling avenue, near Otto street. for $4,000
and 120 feet, improved, on Eighth streeinear
Rosabei, for $4,000; also twenty-three lots in
Sanborn's Midway addition for $l4,10O.
Messrs. Griggs s. Foster have sold to the
Minneapolis, Sault Ste. Marie s. Atlantic road
100 feet fronting on Broadway and running
back 200 feet to Pine street for freight depot
purposes. The price was 100000.
Samuel G.. Sloan has sold twenty-five feet
on the west side of Wabasha street for
$4,000. This lot is opposite the opera house,
and is occupied at present by Mr.. Booth as q
restaurant.
7. F. Birmingham s. Bro sold to Adam s.
Little, of Colorado. forty acres on East Sew
enth street, adjoining Hazel and Birmingham
Parks, for $4,000.
James o. Rrien and George W. Knee have
formed copartnership in the real estate
business under the firm name of O'Brien g.
Kuee.
A considerable number of ST. Paul capital
lists are investing considerable money in the
iron mines in the Gogebic and Vermilion
ranges.
On Tuesday last the Como Heights Land
company recorded deeds for the sale of
$4,000 worth OF property north Of Lake
Como.
E. Rice, Jr., has sold three lots on Lincoln
avenue for $1,000: lots in Brookdale addi-
ton for $4,000.
Davis s. Brown sold two blocks in Hepburn
Park for $4,000; five lots on Portland avenue
for $l1, 900.
o. I. Hagerman has sold to j. L. Fore
paugh lot 5, block 25, ST. Paul proper, for
$42,500.
One hundred and twenty feet on Nelson
avenue, near Harrington avenue, sold for
$l2.00U.
The Cooper Manufacturing company has
just opened stone quarry at Inver Grove to